The Pentagon on July 10 released 40 UFO-related records — the fourth batch since May at President Trump’s request — including 14 documents, 19 videos, four audio recordings and three images from multiple U.S. agencies (Pentagon, NASA, CIA, FBI, Energy Department). About half the records are from after 2010; several videos were captured by U.S. military infrared sensors. A 32-second 2020 clip provided by U.S. Northern Command, accompanied by a heavily redacted report, shows an object a Navy weapo

Storage-chip names have tumbled more than 20% in recent weeks after peaking in late June, industry participants said. Meta’s sale of compute capacity stoked fears of excess compute and triggered a sectorwide pullback; SanDisk, Micron, Seagate and Western Digital are among leaders down over 20%. Traders note the industry’s long-standing cycle—capacity broadside expansion in booms, price collapses and industrywide losses, then capex retrenchment and eventual recovery—remains intact. Analysts say the key variable now is whether technical gaps between AI large models continue to narrow, which would materially affect incremental storage demand. Separately, commercial dynamics are shifting: cloud providers and AI data centers are increasingly signing three- to five-year supply agreements with price bands, minimum purchase commitments and customer deposits to secure critical supply, replacing shorter-term, spot or quarterly contracting.

IRNA reports explosions heard in Erbil and Sulaymaniyah in northern Iraq.